A Little Night Music is a show for all of us, as we have all made mistakes and missed opportunities. But, as the play show us, despite past errors, inner qualms, and all the emotional red tape that ...

New Orleans music festivals ... wanting something a little more upscale, wrap up the night with a cocktail or mocktail at The Will and The Way, which also has a menu of late-night snacks.

But your incandescent performance as Desirée Armfeldt in David Lee’s production of “A Little Night Music” is like a musical theater dream come true. A grand operetta on the vagaries of ...

Late in the show she nails the cynical solo ... But go you must, to see A Little Night Music at the Union Avenue Opera. It plays through August 27.

Later, though, the humor deepens ... Having directed “A Little Night Music” once before, in 1998, when the company performed in the auditorium of a high school arts center in nearby Sheffield ...

MARCH 28, 2023 — The UTSA Lyric Theatre will perform the late Stephen Sondheim’s renowned Broadway musical “A Little Night Music” at the Wonder Theatre—formerly the Woodlawn Theater—from March 30 ...

“A Little Night Music” is a psychoanalytic musical (the ... For his part, Henrik (“Later”) teeters on the cusp of pining and getting. As the three complete their fractured trio, Fredrik ...

"A Little Night Music" has music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and a book by Hugh Wheeler. (The pair would later collaborate on "Sweeney Todd.") As sumptuous visually as it is vocally, with Bae's ...

The music of Stephen Sondheim will grace the stage at Meiley-Swallow Hall for the first time in a decade. BrightSide Theatre of Naperville presents “A Little Night Music” at 8 p.m. Fridays and ...

Pittsfield, MA — With a breathtaking production of “A Little Night Music” Julianne Boyd puts a punctuation mark on her 28 years of being the founding artistic-producing director of ...

“A Little Night Music” is operetta-like in its structure (Sondheim liked to call it a “theme and variations” or a”tragic farce”) and transfixing in its musical pleasures, not the least ...